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In the next three years, the Swiss company plans to build out its production capacity in an effort to shorten lead times.

Bound for disadvantaged communities, the federal investment in new residential solar could yield more than 200,000 new green jobs.

The new catalytic capital program promises to fill a financing gap for promising but unproven technologies and infrastructure projects.

CEO Bhatraju said the $50 million will help the company adapt to enterprise customers’ demand for new data solutions.

The company will sell curated carbon removal “packages” that include a range of nature-based solutions alongside its own direct air capture services.

The startup added National Grid Partners and Japan Airlines to close out a $45 million Series A.

Equity is taking a backseat as banks step up their climate investments.

$20 billion in federal funding is set to de-risk cleantech investment and stimulate private dollars.

The renewable tax credit transfer market continues to gain steam, with thousands of projects looking to sell credits so far this year.

Thirty-three companies stand to benefit from the just-announced Industrial Demonstrations Program, which provides $6 billion for hard-to-decarbonize sectors.

Heliene Solar president Martin Pochtaruk said the company’s decade of experience is a boon as it pursues new project finance.

The company uses AI-fueled sensors to sniff out fires, unlike its many peers in the growing market that rely on visual indicators.

After a $244 million Series D, the enhanced geothermal company is looking to project-level finance. But first, it has to get institutional investors comfortable with the tech.

Allison Myers, co-founder of Buoyant Ventures, said there’s a missing link when it comes to contextual, decision-enabling data for utilities.

Lazard’s Shanu Mathew says climate tech investors are fleeing to safer stocks.